Sentence examples for crystal slow from inspiring English sources
Ordinary transparent media like water, glass and crystal slow light slightly, an effect that causes the bending of light rays that allows lenses to focus images and prisms to produce spectra.
Fluorescence photobleaching may be affected by light confinement inside the photonic crystal and slow non-radiative migration of excitation between the defects in SiO2 material.
The other crystals will slow down the growth of your crystal.
The thiazoles of 6 and 11 were obtained as single crystals by slow evaporation from DMF solution of the pure compound at room temperature.
The growth of hydroxyapatite crystals under slow and controlled environment in gel medium can be simulated in a simple manner to the growth in human body.
In addition, the motion of the disclination contour at very high values of curvature in the polymer liquid crystal is slowed due to the presence of lower molecular weight components at the defect core which themselves must diffuse along with the line defect.
Complex nitrate compounds are also known: the experimenters who produced them in 1986 and 1987 produced single crystals by slow evaporation of the Np(IV) solution at ambient temperature in concentrated nitric acid and excess 2,2′-pyrimidine.
However, these crystals were slow to grow, requiring 6 8 weeks, and exhibited a high mosaic spread.
Of interest, morphology-function studies reveal that the size and shape of the synthetic crystals (nanocrystalline, slow crystalline and rapid crystalline) influences their ability to activate inflammatory responses, as illustrated by differences in chemokine mRNA induction in vitro and in vivo and in the amplification of IFNγ-mediated NO production.
The results confirmed that the dissolution process of the crystals was slowed by the magnetic field.
This deflector uses two TeO2 crystals in slow-shear mode (620 m/s speed of sound), has a nominal aperture of 7×7 mm, and comes in a single housing conveniently pre-aligned for collinear input beam and first-order diffracted output beam, which greatly simplified the design and alignment of the microscope.
